DOMESTICITY-AT-LARGE

DOMESTICITY-AT-LARGE is a solo show exploring domestic space as a condition shaped by objects, their placement, and their interaction with the void. Through a series of elemental pieces, the exhibition examines how everyday environments are constructed through articulation, association, and activation.

Composed of chairs, tables, stools, lights, and mirrors, the works are arranged in familiar acts of living, forming a sequence of spatial scenarios. These configurations unfold as a series of moments, where objects relate to one another through proximity, reflection, and use, creating a continuous dialogue between material presence and absence.

The exhibition brings together a range of material explorations. Cast aluminum, resin, and acrylic are used to produce objects that oscillate between the industrial and the handmade, the solid and the translucent. Pieces such as the Polymorph Chair, Metamorphic Rocks, and Blurry Thoughts investigate transformation, perception, and tactility, while lighting elements like Atmosphere and Tube Light Columns introduce diffused, immersive illumination.

Set within a scenographic environment of formal and textural ambiguity, DOMESTICITY-AT-LARGE proposes a vision of domestic life that is both familiar and speculative, where objects act not only as functional elements but as carriers of sensation and spatial experience.